Sentence examples for most immaterial from inspiring English sources

For the Armory, Abramović has adapted the Abramović Method — a distillation of her decades of performance preparation — to classical music, which the artist calls "the most immaterial form of art".

"His penchant for making seemingly ambiguous statements about all kinds of issues, from the most immaterial to the most serious, has of late particularly come under fire," the newspaper said in an editorial.

Various objects point both to the 60's penchant for cottage-industry craft as an alternative to mass-market production and also to the rise of Conceptualism, that most immaterial and utopian of postwar art movements.

At the summit of a four-decade career of peerless illustriousness – people have started calling her the "grandmother of performance art" - she arrives in London with her most immaterial show ever.

The immense complexity of cancer genome is somewhat misleading because most alterations are immaterial to neoplasia and are simply passenger changes.

Retail investors don't have that kind of bargaining power, so it's immaterial to most.

Whether the source material used in such experiments is found online or offline is immaterial; the most important requirement, in fact, is simply that it hold no native emotional interest for the author who employs it.

One of the most mysterious of writing's immaterial properties is what people call "voice".

This, however, is immaterial to the most important fact about The Fixer.

In fact, so oblivious are neutrinos to material (and immaterial) obstacles that most of the time even the Earth's core does not cause them to budge.

It feels as if it could be anywhere or nowhere, a great temporary community whose positioning outside one of the world's most idiosyncratic cities is almost immaterial.